Other people's children,
containing a veracious account of the management of Helen's babies, by a lady who knew just how the children of other people should be trained. Also a statement of the exact measure of the success obtained, by the author of "Helen's babies."
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| Item Link | Original Source |
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| Full view | Harvard University |
| Full view --- | New York Public Library |
| Full view | Princeton University |
| Full view | University of California |